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Paul Mescal’s mother says Bafta night out was ‘amazing’ amid cancer battle

Paul Mescal’s mother Dearbhla has said her night out at the Baftas with her nominee son was “amazing” amid her ongoing battle with cancer.

Evening Standard

Paul Mescal to join Ryan Tubridy on this week's Late Late Show

The Maynooth man missed out on a BAFTA award on Sunday night for his role in Aftersun, but garnered more fans with his prowess speaking as Gaeilge in a post-show interview

Dublin Live

Who is Paul Mescal? The Oscar-nominated star of Aftersun

The Irish actor has earned a host of nominations this awards season for his performance in Charlotte Wells’ acclaimed drama

Manchester Evening News

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Daisy Edgar-Jones to portray Carole King in film adaptation of Broadway hit ‘Beautiful’

Daisy Edgar-Jones has been cast as Carole King in “Beautiful,” the movie adaptation of the beloved Broadway musical about the life and career of the prolific songwriter and singer.

Tribune News Service

Carole King approves Daisy Edgar-Jones casting in new biopic

Normal People star Daisy Edgar Jones will play Carole King in a new biopic about the musician

The Independent UK

Alesha Dixon steps out with her husband as she leads the glam at Independent Film Awards

Celebrities flocked to the 25th British Independent Film Awards, with Alesha Dixon stunning onlookers in a black floor-length gown as she graced the red carpet

Daily Mirror

Where the Crawdads Sing on Netflix: What the critics had to say about Daisy Edgar Jones movie

‘It feels particularly farcical in the face of how the film’s sole Black characters are treated,’ Clarisse Loughrey wrote

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The best looks from the GQ Men of the Year red carpet

From Paul Mescal to Stormzy and Louis Theroux

The Independent UK

Normal People's Paul Mescal horrified as fan brags about having naked snaps of him

Normal People star Paul Mescal has opened up about the negative aspects that comes with shooting to stardom rapidly after one crazed fan made him feel 'terrible' on a night out

Daily Mirror

Our pick of some of the best book to film and TV adaptations, from Pachinko to Dune

There have been hundreds of wonderful screen adaptations. These are some of our favourites

Evening Standard

Londoner’s Diary: Michelin-starred chef called ‘disgrace’ in Frog name row

Today’s Diary: Michelin-starred chef in copyright dispute / Daisy Edgar-Jones reveals how she got her skill for accents / What will become of Rishi’s side projects? / London-born Booker nominee tells us how she celebrated

Evening Standard

Where the Crawdads Sing review – soggy adaptation of the coming-of-age bestseller

Daisy Edgar-Jones stars as Kya, struggling to escape toxic men in the North Carolina marshes, in this handsome but hokey drama

The Guardian - UK

Crawdads star Daisy Edgar-Jones says Geordie and Welsh accents are 'tough' to master

Actress Daisy Edgar-Jones, 24, reveals her struggles mastering British dialects like Geordie and Welsh after pulling off Irish and Deep South accents to perfection

Daily Mirror

From Where the Crawdads Sing to Uncoupled: a complete guide to this week’s entertainment

Whether you’re partial to a swampy murder-mystery based on a bestseller or a divorce drama with Neil Patrick Harris, our critics have you covered for the next seven days

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The Independent UK

Where the Crawdad’s Sing on Netflix: What the critics had to say about Daisy Edgar Jones movie

‘It feels particularly farcical in the face of how the film’s sole Black characters are treated,’ Clarisse Loughrey wrote

Daily Mirror

Is Where The Crawdads Sing a true story and where is it set?

The film is based on a multi-million selling book that was written by a retired American wildlife biologist and took off in popularity during lockdown

The Independent UK

Where the Crawdads Sing review: A glossy, Instagram-primed buffet of cinematic faux-feminism

Film adaptation of Delia Owens’ murky bestseller depicts rural South Carolina as scrubbed so clean you might as well call it #swampcore

Irish Mirror

Daisy Edgar-Jones' reason for not swimming in the sea after family incident

The actress said she was fearful to take the plunge over lockdown

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The Guardian - UK

Where the Crawdads Sing review – Daisy Edgar-Jones wasted in terrible southern Gothic schmaltz

Normal People star deserved a better Hollywood debut than this solemnly ridiculous film and its outrageously evasive cheat ending

Irish Mirror

Daisy Edgar-Jones can't wait to party in certain Dublin nightclub

The Normal People star jetted into the capital on Tuesday and named her prime spot for a night out

Irish Mirror

Daisy Edgar-Jones puts on leggy display after jetting into Ireland for movie premiere

The 24-year-old told us she was delighted to be back in Ireland to escape the hot London weather and considered it a second home

WEKU

Questions linger over 'Where the Crawdads Sing' author as film adaptation is released

Resurfaced news about author Delia Owen may overshadow the film adaptation of Where The Crawdads Sing, her bestselling 2018 novel about a young woman raised in the marshes of North Carolina

Salon

"Crawdads Sing" is spoon-fed melodrama

Delia Owen's novel is crammed into this sluggish account of The Marsh Girl (Daisy Edgar-Jones) accused of murder

Tribune News Service

'Crawdads,' 'Persuasion': Movies to see (or skip) this weekend

A Carolina drama, a shell with shoes and a Jane Austen adaptation are among the week's new movies.

Chicago Sun-Times

‘Where the Crawdads Sing’: Arrest draws a recluse out of her wetlands isolation in uneven but well-acted period piece

Daisy Edgar-Jones’ performance and the gorgeous imagery redeem a book adaptation that’s uneven and sometimes implausible.

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